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Child & Youth Abuse Trauma Specialist - Remote

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yo ai labsAustin (TX)

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Job Description: Child & Youth Abuse Trauma Specialist Role Type: Contractor
Location: RemoteWe are seeking experienced mental health professionals specializing in child and youth abuse to contribute to a customer project focused on improving AI systems' understanding of trauma-informed care and mental health support for vulnerable youth. You'll apply your clinical expertise to review, evaluate, and improve AI-generated content related to abuse, trauma, and youth mental health. No prior AI experience is required. Scope of Work Analyze case-based scenarios involving child and youth abuse. Review and evaluate AI-generated mental health guidance from clinical and ethical perspectives. Develop and review content focused on trauma-informed care for young abuse survivors. Identify clinical, ethical, and safety gaps in AI-generated responses. Collaborate with cross-disciplinary teams to ensure content reflects appropriate mental health standards. Participate in iterative review cycles to improve training data and model responses. Document recommendations to improve accuracy, sensitivity, privacy, and safety.
Preferred Qualifications: MD, PhD in Psychology, or PhD in Social Work with completed credentials. Extensive clinical experience working with children or youth affected by abuse. Strong expertise in trauma-informed care and interventions for young survivors. Active professional experience supporting individuals affected by abuse. Strong understanding of clinical assessment, ethical decision-making, privacy, and confidentiality. Excellent written and verbal communication skills.

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